Comedian Dante Quitman welcomes Atlanta comedian Eddie Carter to Dante's Inferno Podcast. Fresh off his roast battle against Abdul Aziz-Muhammad, Eddie discusses the match, his favorite comedians in the Atlanta comedy scene, and his upcoming move to New York City, the stand-up comedy capital of the world. A must-listen episode for fans of stand-up comedy, roast battles, Atlanta comedians, and the New York comedy scene.

Dante Quitman sits down with rising Atlanta comic Lona The Great for a hilarious and insightful episode of Dante’s Inferno Podcast. Lona opens up about preparing for her first upcoming headlining set at Atlanta’s legendary Star Bar — home of Atlanta’s longest-running comedy show — and what the milestone means for her career.

The two also revisit Lona’s unforgettable performance at the inaugural Dante’s Inferno Comedy Roast Showcase, breaking down the chaos, confidence, and comedy that made the night stand out. Along the way, Lona reflects on sharpening her craft under the mentorship of Lauren Knight at the infamous One Knight Only showcase hosted at Our Bar. Packed with behind-the-scenes stories, roast battle memories, and real talk about grinding through Atlanta’s comedy scene, this episode delivers laughs and inspiration for comics and fans alike

On this episode of Dante’s Inferno Podcast, comedian Dante’ Quitman sits down with fellow stand-up comic Andre Castro for an honest, hilarious, and insightful conversation about the grind of comedy, writing clean material, and coming up in the local stand-up scene.

The two comedians reflect on the now-defunct Tin Roof Cantina Open Mic — the legendary spot where they first met and sharpened their craft — and discuss the realities of trying to stand out as comics while staying authentic on stage. Andre Castro opens up about his upbringing, how life experiences shaped his comedy, and the challenges of balancing relatable humor with clean comedy writing in today’s stand-up landscape.

From bombing at open mics to developing stage presence, this episode dives deep into comedy culture, joke writing, stand-up discipline, and the behind-the-scenes struggles comedians face before the spotlight hits. Whether you’re an aspiring comic, a fan of stand-up comedy podcasts, or someone who loves hearing comedians talk shop, this episode delivers laughs, storytelling, and real insight into the comedy world.

Topics include: • Writing clean comedy and finding your comedic voice • Tin Roof Cantina Open Mic memories and Atlanta comedy scene stories • Andre Castro’s upbringing and journey into stand-up comedy • Open mic struggles, bombing on stage, and improving as a comedian • The realities of independent comedy and podcasting

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Comedian Dante Quitman sits down with roast battle winner Laura Garner on this fiery episode of Dante’s Inferno Podcast following her big victory at the latest Dante’s Inferno Comedy Roast Showcase at Helium Comedy Club. Laura opens up about going head-to-head against her friend and fellow co-producer of Atlanta’s Underground Comedy Open Mic, balancing friendship with competition, and crafting the savage jokes that helped secure the win. Dante and Laura dive into Atlanta’s underground comedy scene, roast battle strategy, behind-the-scenes stories from the showcase, and the unspoken rules of roasting people you actually care about. Funny, chaotic, and brutally honest — this episode is packed with laughs, tension, and everything comedy fans love about the roast world.

In this episode of Dante’s Inferno Podcast, comedian Dante’ Quitman sits down with rising comedian and actor J Lew for a real, unfiltered conversation about the grind of stand-up comedy.

With eight years of experience in the game, J Lew breaks down what it’s like touring with comedy legend TK Kirkland, the skills it takes to host shows, and how to truly read the room to win over any audience. The two also reflect on J Lew’s performance at the Dante’s Inferno Comedy Roast Showcase at Helium Comedy Club Atlanta and what it takes to stand out on stage in today’s comedy scene.

From road stories to practical advice for comics, this episode is packed with insights, laughs, and gems for anyone serious about comedy.

This week on Dante’s Inferno Podcast, comedian Dante Quitman sits down with actor and comedian Cesar Pichardos for a hilarious and insightful conversation about the grind, the craft, and the comedy scene in Atlanta. Cesar opens up about his journey into acting, how improv sharpened his instincts on stage, and the transition into stand-up comedy.

The two dive into the highs and lows of performing live, building confidence through laughter, and what makes Atlanta one of the hottest cities for comedy right now. Packed with funny stories, behind-the-scenes moments, and real talk about chasing creative dreams, this episode is a must-listen for comedy fans and aspiring performers alike.

Tune in for laughs, inspiration, and pure chaos—only on Dante’s Inferno Podcast.

In this fiery episode of Dante’s Inferno, comedian Dante’ Quitman sits down with two razor-sharp rising comics, Emily Nellestein and Leah Marie, fresh off their no-holds-barred clash at the Dante’s Inferno Comedy Roast Showcase. After going head-to-head in a brutal (and hilarious) roast battle, the gloves come off—well, mostly—as they break down the jokes, the strategy, and the aftermath of roasting each other in front of a live crowd.

The trio dives into the art of the roast: where the line is, why crossing it can be worth it, and how comics balance friendship with full-on comedic warfare. Emily and Leah share what it’s like to be on both sides of the mic—writing cutting jokes about someone you respect, then standing there while they fire right back. Plus, behind-the-scenes moments from the showcase, unexpected crowd reactions, and what surprised them most about each other during the battle.

It’s equal parts savage and supportive in this episode—because in the world of comedy, sometimes the best laughs come from the sharpest burns.

On this episode of Dante’s Inferno Podcast, comedian Dante Quitman sits down with fellow comedian and friend Dalvin Jordan for a laid-back, funny, and real conversation about life in stand-up comedy and everything that comes with it.

The two talk about how they first met, their experiences grinding on the comedy circuit, and the ups and downs of performing in different cities and venues. Dalvin shares stories from the stage, lessons learned from bombing and killing, and what keeps him motivated to keep chasing the next laugh.

Dante and Dalvin also get into the creative process behind writing jokes, how comedians develop their style over time, and why the road life builds both thick skin and great stories. Along the way, the episode turns into friends talking like friends do — plenty of jokes, real moments, and behind-the-scenes comedy talk you don’t always hear.

On this episode of Dante’s Inferno Podcast, comedian Dante Quitman sits down with comedian and journalist Kenny Murry for a hilarious and thoughtful conversation about the worlds of journalism and stand-up comedy.

Kenny talks about balancing life in the newsroom with life on stage, how reporting on real events influences his perspective as a comic, and the differences between writing stories for readers versus crafting jokes for a live audience. Dante and Kenny also dive into the art of dark comedy—why comedians are often drawn to uncomfortable topics, how humor can help process serious issues, and where the line is between pushing boundaries and crossing them.

The two also share stories from the stand-up circuit, discuss the grind of performing, and reflect on how comedy continues to evolve in today’s media landscape.

It’s an honest, funny, and wide-ranging episode about storytelling, truth, and finding humor in the darkest places.

In this episode of Dante’s Inferno Podcast, Dante Quitman turns up the heat with the wildly funny Angel Clade. The two dive into Angel’s journey through comedy, from awkward early sets to finding her voice and owning the stage. Expect sharp banter, hilarious stories from the road, and an unfiltered look at the highs, lows, and downright absurd moments of life as a comedian.